The Danube River has reached historically low water levels in several parts of Serbia. This environmental decline is creating significant risks for the country's critical infrastructure. Specifically, the transport of essential fuel imports arriving by river is now under threat. Consequently, the reduction in water volume is negatively impacting energy production. Authorities are concerned that these conditions could lead to instability in the electricity supply. The situation highlights the vulnerability of Serbia's energy security to climatic fluctuations. Immediate measures may be required to mitigate the impact on power generation and fuel logistics.